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Hillary Clinton sent a very clear message to Bernie Sanders today: Enough is enough; Israel's defense minister abruptly resigns in slap at growing 'extremism'; DNC to offer Sanders a convention concession; 'She had some type of fear in her heart': A pregnant mother’s mysterious pre-death phone call; Teen killed his girlfriend's parents and celebrated with sex. He's being released after 5 years.; This is how fascism comes to America; The Republican party is rallying behind Donald Trump. Just like we thought.; Teen dad fatally shot his own stepson because toddler wouldn’t stop jumping on the bed, authorities say; Oklahoma legislature passes bill making it a felony to perform abortions; People love watching nature on nest cams — until it gets grisly; There has never been a country that should have been so rich but ended up this poor; Egypt's military says EgyptAir debris found in Mediterranean; Carolyn Hax: Feeling besieged by questions about plans for having children; CDC monitoring nearly 300 pregnant women with Zika in U.S. states, territories; I'm dropping my protest of Washington's football team name   Most popular right now   Most Read Trump's income tax returns once became public. They showed he didn't pay a cent. The GOP presidential candidate's history on taxes collides with his campaign rhetoric. By Drew Harwell  •  Read more » Hillary Clinton sent a very clear message to Bernie Sanders today: Enough is enough Time to go, Hillary tell Bernie. By Chris Cillizza  •  Read more »   Israel's defense minister abruptly resigns in slap at growing 'extremism' The possible replacement is a hero of hard-liners and West Bank settlers. By William Booth  •  Read more »   DNC to offer Sanders a convention concession But seats on a key platform committee may not be enough to avoid a fight over policy positions. By Abby Phillip  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   'She had some type of fear in her heart': A pregnant mother’s mysterious pre-death phone call Friends want to know whether Candace Pickens knew she was in danger. Those close to her say she was executed for refusing abortion. By Peter Holley  •  Read more »   Teen killed his girlfriend's parents and celebrated with sex. He's being released after 5 years. A Dallas judge decided Wednesday that the boy had matured during five years of juvenile detention and could now be released. The ruling drew anger and disbelief from the victims' families. By Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   This is how fascism comes to America Instead of an expression of liberty, the Trump phenomenon is a threat to it. By Robert Kagan  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   The Republican party is rallying behind Donald Trump. Just like we thought. New polling shows right where we are in the 2016 election. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Teen dad fatally shot his own stepson because toddler wouldn’t stop jumping on the bed, authorities say Witnesses initially claimed the toddler had been bouncing on the bed when he accidentally landed on the gun, causing it to go off. Under questioning, however, those witnesses said the boy had been shot by his own stepfather, authorities say. By Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   The 10 most tortured Republican responses to Donald Trump They've physically dodged reporters, they've twisted their words, and they've flip-flopped. 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